Twister 832

He was hungover and couldn’t stop yelling. Don’t take it out on them, she said softly. The kids need to know how much I resent them, he said

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Twister 831

The two old men drank their beers, comparing ankle injuries. As the night wore on, the injuries got bigger – ending with tales of amputation

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Twister 830

And the end was near. He saw the signs. In his endless thirst for bourbon. In the smell emanating from his body. In the way he said “mommy.”

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Twister 829

He hated shopping but he hated shopping malls even more. Until he met a girl who worked at one. And loved her job. And then he lost religion

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Twister 828

Shane built the largest house on the block. He invited everyone over for burgers and beer. And then charged them exorbitantly for the honor.

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Twister 827

They were a family of walkers. They walked everywhere. But one by one, they were run over by cars. The baby ended up being raised by wolves.

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Twister 826

He was a simpleton but in a good way. Then he came into a stupendous amount of money. And he became complex but in the worst way imagineable

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Twister 825

He needs to believe in love and peace. And caffeine free cola. But then he sees another insipid commercial on TV and wants to kill the world

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Twister 824

The kid takes the black Sharpie and opens his mother’s bedside drawer and doodles all over her “happy stick”. So it “looks more like daddy.”

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Twister 823

His friends came over to celebrate his accomplishment. They fried frozen things and made strong drinks. All because he’d finally gotten laid

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